beach access points 26 is a activities & tours in Sunshine Beach, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.5/5 rating from 14 Google reviews.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
beach access points 26
Sunshine Beach · Activities & Tours
Hidden GemBeachfrontOcean ViewDog Friendly
4.5/5
(14 reviews)
The stairs are the price of admission. Beach Access Point 26 on Seaview Terrace drops you down a flight of steps to one of the quieter entry points along Sunshine Beach, with views opening up on the descent that make the climb back worthwhile. Most people find it because they're walking the 5.5km trail through Noosa National Park and need a logical start or finish point. It works well for that. Dogs are welcome, the beach is right there, and the national park trails connect directly. Parking on the adjacent street is limited and tight, so arriving early or calling a rideshare back to Noosa is the move most regulars make. Not a destination on its own, but a genuinely useful access point that rewards those who know it's here.
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- 66 Seaview Terrace, Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
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What People Say
Suzi3 months ago
Everything is built up around the steps down to the beach. Long long way down so if you don’t like steps don’t attempt. We only went down as far as the platform. Was very entertaining though as there was a green tree snake on the post that you can hold on to, and my friend freaked when sh realised she had almost touched it 😂. Beautiful views.
Elaine W. P.2 months ago
Lovely spot for a different off leash dog beach. Had hoped to see the caves but couldn't go along the path with the dog.
Joel Lowea year ago
A beautiful spot and easy to access both the beach and nearby trails. You need to be prepared to walk down some stairs to get there. The adjacent street has some parking but is tight.
dustin mcmurray3 months ago
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